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  • Tax Cuts or Tax Tricks: Is Singapore's Financial Hedge Giving You an Edge?

    As financial regulators weigh lower tax rates for fund managers to ward off competition from Hong Kong, ordinary citizens are left asking where the trickledown effect lands. Andrea Heng and Poh Kok Ing unpack whether these corporate concessions actually boost local jobs and public coffers, or simply pad elite wallets with Amy Ang, Singapore Head of Tax, Ernst & Young Solutions 

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    11 min
  • #TalkBack reacts; PM Lawrence Wong announces Cabinet changes

    Singapore has unveiled a new lineup of cabinet ministers and political officeholders. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has called the changes ‘balanced’ – blending a new generation of leaders, anchored by an experienced core team. Daniel Martin speaks with Eugene Tan, Associate Professor of Law at the Singapore Management University, and former Nominated Member of Parliament.

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    19 min
  • Tan Boon Liat Building: can anything replace it for furniture retailers?

    Singapore’s best-known furniture hub faces an uncertain future following the S$950 million en bloc sale of Tan Boon Liat Building. Can anywhere else replace its unique furniture cluster? Daniel Martin speaks with Chris Choo, Associate Branch District Director at Propnex.

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    11 min
  • UN report: AI, deepfakes and cryptocurrency as force multipliers for scammers in APAC #SGToday

    Online scams have evolved into a vast transnational criminal economy, costing victims across the Asia-Pacific up to US$114 billion last year. The United Nations says losses have more than tripled since 2023, driven largely by sophisticated investment frauds. Daniel Martin speaks with Asha Hemrajani, Senior Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University. 

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    17 min
  • Eat, Drink, Singapore - Shikar celebrates five years of modern Indian dining

    Shikar marks its fifth year with a six-course anniversary menu that brings together India’s bustling streets, coastal flavours, royal traditions and culinary heritage. Cheryl Goh finds out how modern techniques come together in a dining experience shaped by detail and a sense of occasion with Celebrity Chef Jolly, Culinary Director, Shikar and GupShup, Singapore.

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    19 min
  • Mind Your Money - Future-proofing Singapore’s legacy estates for EVs

    EV adoption is accelerating in Singapore, but many older condominiums were not built with charging infrastructure in mind. Cheryl Goh looks at the costs, MCST considerations and property value questions behind retrofitting legacy estates for an electric future with Lai Yuan Weng and Sathiyamoorty Nagarajan, Founders, MNL Solutions. 

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    18 min
  • A Letter to Myself: "The mess is the material" — how probation officer Ben Poh helps young offenders find better ways to manage life

    Ben Poh began his career as a police officer. But when he began noticing the same young people committing the same offences, he got curious about the social and family factors that contributed to their behaviour, and wondered if he could play a part in their rehabilitation. Today, Ben is a probation officer and manager with the Ministry of Social and Family Development. He shares the lessons he's learned about rehabilitation, growth, and the importance of family, through the cases he's managed.

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    35 min
  • India's 'Cockroach Janta Party': Can student protests force a minister to quit in India?

    India's exam paper leak crisis has spiralled into a major political showdown, with mounting calls for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign. Andrea Heng and Poh Kok Ing examine what's driving the student protests, the government's response, and what the unrest means for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government with Dr Pradeep Taneja, Senior Lecturer in Asian Politics, University of Melbourne

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    14 min

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